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heidi-mason
heidi-mason
23/F Amateur. Lover of life.
After a long day of 8th grade, she came home to be greeted by her two dogs. Rushing straight to her bedroom on a friday afternoon just to open her laptop and put on her favorite pandora playlist While flowing all her brainstormed emotions into her “poem.” She remember hearing a phrase for the first time that changed her to a more mature mentality. Some crazy lady her mom forced her to weekly always asked her, "any suicidal thoughts lately?" She ignorantly answered “no” not understanding. that next week the Lady asked if she had "suicidal thoughts" Her stomach rages with anxiety as she finds the courage to ask the Lady what it means to be suicidal. The Lady’s eyes filled with empathy. Google defines it as "Suicidal thoughts, also known as suicidal ideation are thoughts about how to **** oneself, which can range from a detailed plan to a fleeting consideration and does not include the final act of killing oneself. " She thought about ending her life for the first time with understanding of what she was doing. 6th grade lunch time. Her eyes were drenched with sadness while her stomach filled with discontent feelings. She told her friends she wanted to die. They filled her ears with temporary healing to mend her mind and wellbeing. She did not really understand what she was feeling but with goals to not have to feel anymore. She takes a handful of over-the-counter painkillers with temporary joy that it was all over. She awoke the next morning with guilt and shame. After reminiscing on this story, She realizes she feels the same feelings but has already accepted the help she needed to try to be able to accept these feelings. She wanted more than ever to not feel anything but found value in who she was. Still confused, but understood enough about who she was to just be able to feel the pain and move on. She had never admitted this story to anyone. Not even her loved ones or counselors. 5 years later. She finds this writing on a random spring night. She is grateful, encouraged, and empowered for the growth within herself that she was able to witness She found purpose for the bad days and loves more. She stays busy; works part-time and goes to school full-time. The best part is she does it with happiness in her heart and with loving and encouraging people surrounding her. She became stronger than her bad days, allowing herself to fight. She is proud of her story.
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Apr 6, 2020
Apr 6, 2020 at 9:27 PM UTC
RE: Suicidal Thoughts
After a long day of 8th grade, she came home to be greeted by her two dogs. Rushing straight to her bedroom on a friday afternoon just to open her laptop and put on her favorite pandora playlist While flowing all her brainstormed emotions into her “poem.” She remember hearing a phrase for the first time that changed her to a more mature mentality. Some crazy lady her mom forced her to weekly always asked her, "any suicidal thoughts lately?" She ignorantly answered “no” not understanding. that next week the Lady asked if she had "suicidal thoughts" Her stomach rages with anxiety as she finds the courage to ask the Lady what it means to be suicidal. The Lady’s eyes filled with empathy. Google defines it as "Suicidal thoughts, also known as suicidal ideation are thoughts about how to **** oneself, which can range from a detailed plan to a fleeting consideration and does not include the final act of killing oneself. " She thought about ending her life for the first time with understanding of what she was doing. 6th grade lunch time. Her eyes were drenched with sadness while her stomach filled with discontent feelings. She told her friends she wanted to die. They filled her ears with temporary healing to mend her mind and wellbeing. She did not really understand what she was feeling but with goals to not have to feel anymore. She takes a handful of over-the-counter painkillers with temporary joy that it was all over. She awoke the next morning with guilt and shame. After reminiscing on this story, She realizes she feels the same feelings but has already accepted the help she needed to try to be able to accept these feelings. She wanted more than ever to not feel anything but found value in who she was. Still confused, but understood enough about who she was to just be able to feel the pain and move on. She had never admitted this story to anyone. Not even her loved ones or counselors. 5 years later. She finds this writing on a random spring night. She is grateful, encouraged, and empowered for the growth within herself that she was able to witness She found purpose for the bad days and loves more. She stays busy; works part-time and goes to school full-time. The best part is she does it with happiness in her heart and with loving and encouraging people surrounding her. She became stronger than her bad days, allowing herself to fight. She is proud of her story.
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When she looks back, A small teen believed he was the happiest milestone that's ever been marked in her journey of life.   She treated him like a dying man. She cherished every second, laughed at every word, loved every part of him entirely every moment she could. Her brain would plant beautiful flowers and they became nourished by a simple thought of him. He did not show efforts to create a new garden. Malnutrition problems. She was over blossoming beautiful bouquets. And gave them to the poison. Time passes by, she tried to be her again. The thought of him always lingered and it achieved all it needs. Questioning herself, lack of confidence. Day after day pass by, She doesn’t know what she wants lost in the ways of the world. Her brain participates in ways to burry the negative feelings to succeed at only feeling good. She’s stuck, the pain overbears her. Fatigue, sadness, lack of motivation all tag along, alone with nothing better to do. Weighing her down in the world while he is living like one normally does. 6 years later. She’s asked about her first love. When she's thinking about him, her brain shrivels up like a flower would when it's cold.   She try to protect herself, “Debatably a waste of time but also glad it happened.” She answers. Growth is in pain, she acknowledges. She thinks of her previous pain only to find the root of sadness to be able to change. She lets go. She loves herself. She is beautiful. She feels like she is worth the world and deserving of a loving guy. She notices that her maturity was key. She lives life for her every day. Not for a boy, not for her school, grades, parents. SHE LIVES FOR HERSELF. Her peace became important. She realized, feelings of hers are real. She is allowed to feel. Her emotions have power.
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Aug 22, 2019
Aug 22, 2019 at 10:30 PM UTC
first love growth
When she looks back, A small teen believed he was the happiest milestone that's ever been marked in her journey of life.   She treated him like a dying man. She cherished every second, laughed at every word, loved every part of him entirely every moment she could. Her brain would plant beautiful flowers and they became nourished by a simple thought of him. He did not show efforts to create a new garden. Malnutrition problems. She was over blossoming beautiful bouquets. And gave them to the poison. Time passes by, she tried to be her again. The thought of him always lingered and it achieved all it needs. Questioning herself, lack of confidence. Day after day pass by, She doesn’t know what she wants lost in the ways of the world. Her brain participates in ways to burry the negative feelings to succeed at only feeling good. She’s stuck, the pain overbears her. Fatigue, sadness, lack of motivation all tag along, alone with nothing better to do. Weighing her down in the world while he is living like one normally does. 6 years later. She’s asked about her first love. When she's thinking about him, her brain shrivels up like a flower would when it's cold.   She try to protect herself, “Debatably a waste of time but also glad it happened.” She answers. Growth is in pain, she acknowledges. She thinks of her previous pain only to find the root of sadness to be able to change. She lets go. She loves herself. She is beautiful. She feels like she is worth the world and deserving of a loving guy. She notices that her maturity was key. She lives life for her every day. Not for a boy, not for her school, grades, parents. SHE LIVES FOR HERSELF. Her peace became important. She realized, feelings of hers are real. She is allowed to feel. Her emotions have power.
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As science advances, an option of eternal life on earth has still yet to come. We live knowing that we will die. Is there a timeline of our life that we can't see? Is there a limit to life experiences that we can take? How come it is still so hard to accept the death of others? You live everyday like it could be the last but only because you're told to not waste your days. You've seen many lives come to an end before they had the opportunity to realize the beauty of life. Twenty-Four hours minus the time it takes for your body to rejuvenate. What can be accomplished? There is no correct answer. Anything. Many hours are dedicated to sad thoughts. Weeks fly by. Unhealthy habits created, trembling fears followed. The only person who understood you is gone. He's dead. Eventually, a light shines through all darkness. A realization of no one can live life for you, except you appears. You find joy in the little things. The trees overwhelm you with joy cause they are so green and you've never taken time to observe. Days following are filled with routines and productive thoughts and behaviors. A year later, the pain is reminisced on. You notice growth. From not wanting to live through the week to waking up joyful for the opportunities that day holds. Joy is easy to come by without trying. Sad days are limited and happiness is plentiful. The days past were not wasted but a lesson learned.
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Jul 6, 2019
Jul 6, 2019 at 9:35 PM UTC
Grief
Eighteen years of life spent loving and hating everything. As a toddler, the only worry in her head was what she was going to dress up as during her day. She loved princesses and her mom. She hated the way her mom and dad argued and was terrified of alone time with her dad. As a pre-teen, she worried about her friends. She loved every single one of her best friends more than she really knew.   She hated the way  her mom worked all the time just to make sure they were taken care of. An attitude develops from being around her besties and her mom hates it. Rolling into teen years, worrying about everything felt appropriate. She loved traveling and having fun. She hated that she realized she was the 'ugly duckling' sibling. Never good enough, there is always something wrong with the ugly duckling. Depression, it took the best of the duckling that was convinced she was ugly.
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Nov 11, 2018
Nov 11, 2018 at 3:33 PM UTC
The Ugly Duck
My eyes haven't been able to adjust to the light around me quick enough before my mind already started thinking. "Did I oversleep?", "I'm never going to be able to be successful." Oh how some days I hate being me. Feeling defeated after only being awake for 5 minutes, I beg myself to even be able to go back to sleep for 30 minutes to restart my day. After arguing with myself about what the best thing to do is, I get out of bed 45 minutes later. Wash my face, brush my teeth and find a decent outfit. 1 hour into my day and I'm on the edge of an anxiety attack because I feel so self conscious in my own skin. I look in the mirror and really hate being me. A day of school goes by, and I nervously watch the clock tick closer to 4 pm. I love work but I also hate it. Why do I feel the need to fake my happiness to make others feel better? Im so toxic for my own self.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 8:04 PM UTC
Typical Wednesday
It has finally registered to me that all I do try to make others happy ends up making them hate me. I feel like no one really gets me like being the only ugly pearl in the sea. Though, its an unfair expectation to think people would understand the complexity of me being me.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 7:53 PM UTC
My mind floats like the sea
Dear fellow slug victim, I am sorry. I have lost at this game and now so have you! Losing is not as bad as it could seem. What is new, you let down your team. I knew you lost because of where you were stuck. The opposing team pulls in all the good ones. They have a way of suckling your brains and taking you to the dark side you lost and now your mission is to **** everyone. Everyone who is around you needs to lose this game, too. Can you handle this task? I hope you can, too.
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Jun 19, 2017
Jun 19, 2017 at 9:30 PM UTC
Re: Chain Mail
I love the taste of plain coffee as I sip I can feel energy kick in I love sitting in my white rocking chair listening to the birds start their day I see the ants running and the ideas in their head flowing I have mad respect for wild animals it's every man for itself I love staring off at the trees and every day I still try to count all the leaves insects are so cool because they survive on their own who do you know that can use team work correctly? the sun rising is my favorite how cool is it to see what brightens our day rise from sleep what's even better is as the sun is rising the sky is painting crazy beautiful colors I feel the mosquitos flying, and biting me but really shoo fly don't bother me I hear cars starting and I suddenly am thankful for everyone getting to work for my Sunday festivities it's only 6:23 I'm already on my second cup of coffee ideas are flowing energy is starting I flowed these words as I finished my second cup of coffee
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Jun 23, 2016
Jun 23, 2016 at 12:41 PM UTC
6 am
he was the happiest milestone that's ever been marked in her journey of life She looked at him like a woman would look at a dying man She cherished every second She laughed at every word She loved every part of him her brain would plant beautiful roses and they would become nourished when he was in her thoughts life quickly began to change 3 months after she tried to collect herself again She saw and thought of him since he took all the good flowers away from her and never tried to replant them it's been such a long time since she thought about him when she's thinking about him her brain shrivels up like a flower would when it's cold She try to protect herself but he's everywhere when she saw him her walls appeared so high the only thing she could see was the beautiful blue sky she said, "it gets lonely when all you can see is blue and not being able to think about what happen between us two" she knows he's fine because he told her guys are 'so tough and have no emotion' did she quote him right?
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Jun 9, 2016
Jun 9, 2016 at 1:50 AM UTC
how a relationship can feel
I know a girl she's so pretty and she could have it all I'm envious of her beauty everyone wishes to be seen like her while deep down inside want to be her she seemed like she had it all together but in reality the blues took over her faster than a bad case of poison Ivey this sadness was poison Ivey she saw herself as nothing while everyone praised her and called her their 'everything' you can have it all together and still be so sad because sadness can be poison to our beautiful life we treasure I just hope for everyone to be themselves love yourself the way you are because you're so beautiful every inch of flowing blood that flows in your body is continuing to flow for a reason your eyes shine bright when you see that boy because you deserve the happiness that he can give you. be the truest of true to the youest of you and do nothing but love yourself the way i would love you.
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Jun 9, 2016
Jun 9, 2016 at 1:27 AM UTC
Be true to you!